Area Profiles

Alrode is a key, industrial suburb situated in the heart of Alberton, a small city to the south of Johannesburg. The suburb of Alrode neighbours the more residential areas of Mayberry Park and Nadustria. Alrode was officially established in 1943 and has since then grown into a bustling, industrial node that has put Alberton on the map. Industrial Hotspots The entire area of Alrode is an industrial hotspot in itself, so it is difficult to point out a specific area within Alrode that acts as the industrial hub. Alrode is home to a plethora of industrial spaces, warehouses and distribution facilities. Some of the businesses that call Alrode home include the Atlas...

Jet Park is an industrial area in close proximity to O R Tambo International Airport, boasting all the advantages of close proximity to this transport hub, as well as to a range of arterial routes, and close proximity to areas such as Isando, Meadowdale and Boksburg. A wide array of light industrial operations in fields such as logistics, distribution and warehousing have made Jet Park their home. The rate of property development in this popular precinct is growing, thanks to the ever-increasing demand for property to buy and rent in the area. Types of industrial/commercial activity taking place in the area There is an abundance of different types of commercial and...

Centurion formerly known as Verwoerdburg is a town situated between Johannesburg and the Midrand of the Gauteng province in the high veld region of South Africa. It falls within the jurisdiction of the City of Tshwane Metropolitan Municipality (Pretoria). The Sterkfontein Caves which are located only 50km from Centurion are believed to have fossils from two to three million years ago and are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s also home to SuperSport Park one of the country’s leading cricket stadiums. Industrial Hotspots Centurion’s location to various industrial hotspots within the Gauteng Province makes it an extremely prominent...

Samrand is a new industrial and commercial precinct with an aim to bridge the gap between, Johannesburg, Pretoria and Centurion in terms of industry and commerce. Samrand is located alongside the bustling N1 highway, meaning that this developing node is within close proximity to all that the sprawling Gauteng Province has to offer. The nearest major urban area is Centurion.  Industrial Hotspots Samrand Avenue, Rietspruit Road, Sterling Road, and Rooihuiskraal Road are where a lot of the industrial or commercial activity in the area takes place. Some of the more prominent industrial or commercial operations which have found a home in or near Samrand Avenue include,...

Sebenza is situated in one of Gauteng's largest expanse, Edenvale which is a highly industrialised location and has become popular for various types of industrial operations. Sebenza is closely situated to Isando, Jet Park, Bedfordview and Kempton Park. It has become popular, due to the fact that is closely located to some of the regions most regarded facilities including O.R.Tambo International Airport. Industrial Hotspots The whole of Sebenza is a highly industrious area, some of the main industrial operations will happen on Simba Road and Bundo Road. Some of the more prominent industrial happenings and businesses found in the industrial hotspots of Sebenza...

Wadeville Wadeville is a prominent industrial node situated within the jurisdiction and mandate of Germiston and Boksburg which falls within the municipal mandate of the city of Ekuruleni. The greater Germinston area has played its role in the history of the area as its influence on individuals travelling to this part of South Africa for the gold rush of frontier South Africa. This is why the greater Johannesburg area is also known as Egoli which translates to the city of gold in isiZulu. The area is also well known for the fact that it houses many historically significant buildings. Industrial Hotspots Wadeville is a hive of industrial activity, hence...

City Deep City Deep hailed as Africa’s largest dry port, is situated in the heart of South Africa’s most industrious city, Johannesburg. Its history dates back to 1977 and was developed by the South African Railways (SARS). It connects to the Durban Port which is the largest container port in South African and second largest in Africa - behind Port Said in Egypt. City Deep is a centrally located area within the Johannesburg Municipal area, hence the name of this location. The area is famous for industry and many of the city’s most important industrial operations run from Deep City. Industrial Hotspots Due to City Deep’s...

South of the Johannesburg central business district, one will find the suburb of Benrose. Which has great geographical proximity to both Jeppestown and Belgravia. This part of the city is under the jurisdiction of the City of Johannesburg's Metropolitan Municipality and is noted for its involvement in both smaller industries and commercial enterprises. Benrose is a hot topic on the lips of various stakeholders in the industrial industries due to its proximity to some of the areas most regarded and sought after suburbs including the mega developed Sandton and culturally interesting Braamfontein.   Industrial Hotspots A lot of the industrial activity happens around...

This particular location is popular for industrial purposes, yet it is also famous for the fact that its the destination of an interesting informal settlement which goes by the same name. Kya Sand borders other built-up areas nearby including Cosmo City, Zandspruit, Bloubergstrand and Houtkoppen. The area is also popular because it is a location in the Gauteng expanse where there is still ample space for new industrial developments.  Industrial Hotspots There are numerous industrial hotspots in the Kya Sands region, some of the more prominent industrial operations that call Kya Sands home include, Autopac Machinery Corporation CC, AR Industrial Supplies, Safeguard...

The suburb of Selby has a long and industrious history that dates back to before the discovery of gold in the region. This was said to be around the year 1886. The area that is today known as Selby was previously entitled Turffontein and was originally utilised for farming purposes. The location grew largely due to the mining industry, however by 1928 it was starting to become more of a suburban region. The mining contingent still had an influence and the suburb was named after a mining manager by the name of Paul Selby. The area is situated within close proximity to other suburbs in the vicinity including Forsberg, Mayfair and Rosettenville. Another reason why so many...